Ghanaian midfielder Francis Kyeremeh has signed for Israeli Premier Division Club Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Kyeremeh, 22, joins the Red Demons on an initial one-year deal with an option to extend it for another two years.
The offensive midfielder who can also play on the wings was one of the stars in the Serbian Superliga for Radnik Surdulica last season playing 35 league games, scoring twice and providing four assists.
Kyeremeh emphaised that he is ready for the challenge ahead as he seeks to take the Ligat by storm.
“I am happy for the move to Hapoel Tel Aviv as it is another opportunity for me to prove my self,” Kyeremeh told Dailymailgh.com
“My three years in Serbia was great and I am hoping my stint in Israel will even be better. My aim is to help Hapoel fight for the league title.”
“I am looking forward to the start of the league and I will always do my best for this great club,” he added.
He has previously played for the Ghana national under 17 and under 20 teams.
By Edmund Okai Gyimah, Daily Mail GH
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